It is the time of year when many of us want to let the outdoors in. The fresh air, anyway. But most do not want to draw attention to the fact that windows are open, particularly on lower levels. Marvin Windows may have a solution for you.

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m definitely not a fan of fussy window treatments with lots of draping fabric. It works for some room settings, but I often feel less is more.

Keyless entry systems are becoming increasingly popular for home use, eliminating the need to carry around multiple keys. Historically, many have been bulky or have very visible keypads. Valli and Valli, however, has introduced the Vitalia, a sleek, discreet keyless entry system.

Exact Color™ is a high-quality, super-elastic caulk from the makers of Big Stretch® that mixes with any latex paint or stain to create custom colored caulk with no tools required.

We may be riding an economic roller coaster, but one fact is certain: the weather is cold. And who wouldn’t like to save a few bucks on heating bills this winter?

Cracked mortar and concrete around your chimney can lead to roof leaks. So, seal them up. But how? And which products should you use?

Warm weather means it’s an ideal time to redo or create a new outdoor living space that you can enjoy all summer.

The way your windows are covered can really make a difference in the appearance of your home, both from the inside and the outside. If you find your window treatments looking a little bit plain, there are a few things that you can do to liven them up, without necessarily spending a lot of money.

Spring is here, summer’s just around the corner, and it’s time to break out of that winter funk. With homeowners spending more time at home these days, many are investing in home upgrades.

Think you have a crowded house? Maybe you’re not alone. With these economic times and higher housing costs, combining households has become a more prudent approach to managing expenses.

Thinking of remodeling? You are not alone. The majority of money spent by homeowners on home upkeep goes toward improvement projects versus maintenance and repairs.

This year’s big home improvement trend is not the hottest paint color or the newest counter top surface, it’s practical improvements with a capital P.